In the interview for the magazine the Aussier actress revealed about her attitude to nude scenes, being a working mother and other interesting things.

On motherhood: “Every single day, I second-guess myself as a mother. I chose to be a mom. It’s something I’ve always wanted, but I feel torn between two worlds. I am not reaching the same depths and heights that I used to reach in movies because I’m a parent of two small children who desperately need me. It’s frustrating because I feel like I’’m failing a bit on both ends… [but] I would love to have an endless brood of children. I grew up in chaos. I feel comfortable in chaos. Whether or not I’ll ever adopt remains to be seen, but I totally believe in adoption.”

On her partner, Liev Schreiber: “I’ve literally had people come up to me and say, ‘You look just like that actress Naomi Watts.’ And when I’m with Liev, who is so unmistakably him, girls will push past me shrieking, ‘Is that the guy from Scream?’”

On her first full-frontal nude scene: “I’ve never done full-frontal nudity before. It was so hard for me to do that. I had just had a baby, so my body was completely different. But I thought that if I was going to play this ballsy woman, I needed to go for it. [But] someone in the crew tipped off the paparazzi! Isn’t that awful?”

Dream House costar Rachel Weisz on Naomi: “Luminous is an overused word with actresses, but Naomi really does radiate light. She is incredibly sensitive to the slightest shift in mood or tone in another person and is able to portray the most delicate of moments, without words, as they flit across her face.”

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These pictures for Black Book November 2009 impressed me with the wild expression on the model’s face. Julia Shvets, a Belarussian model, is an Amazonian, barefooted, with huge frizzy hair, forced to hunt to survive.

She isn’t like many of modern girls – feminine and fragile; she is strong, dexterous and dangerous…

Julia is wearing furs, natural material of woods. She is all natural, similar to first women on the planet who knew no civilazation or science, and of course fashion wasn’t the most important thing at that time.

Photography by Kate Orne.

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